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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-14

There is nothing equal to the Great Acme Remedy to restore your nerves after excessive drinking, and what is still more credtable to the remedy, it will, if used as directed, destroy the appetite for rum and stimulating drinks.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-14
Spring and Summer Goods.

am in receipt of fine line of Spring and Summer goods which will be made up to order on short notice and at reasonable prices. All orders promptly attended to. B. HATTICH,
 Allen bet. Fifth and Sixth Sts.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-14
WORLDS NEWS. San Francisco's New Charter Gone to the Wall. MORE APACHES ON THE MOVE Governor Hill Vetoes the High
 License Law. COWBOY ROBBER IN IRONS. GAssocIATEp PRESS DIsrATCHEs.l
COWBOY ROBBER IN IRONS
GAssoCIATEp PRESS DISPATCHES.
Defeated.

SAN FRANCISCO, April I3.-The pro- posed new charter fer San Francisco, was defeated yesterday by a vote of I3,4o against 9,74S for it.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-14
Vaccination

Just received from Europe quantity of pure cow-pox virus.
 w. w. FETTERMAN, M. D., Cor. 6thand Fremont, Tombstone.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-14
The G. A. R.

The meeings of the Burnside Post G. A. R. No. 36 will take place the second and fourth Saturdays of each month at the City Hall 8 p. m.
 B. A FICKAS,
 Commander. A. L. GRow,.
 Adjutant. tf
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-14

Just received at Joe Hsefler's, a car oad of the celebrated Stockton crowR brand flour and quantity of fresh gro ceries. au27-tf
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-14

Louisiana molasses at SI.25 per gallon also a fine assortment of Louisiana sugar, just received at Joe HoeAer's.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-14

WANTED-A woman to csok, liberal wages paid; apply to Miners Boarding House. If.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-14
OFFICIAL PAPER OF oocH1sE COUNTY.

The European capital which does not have a dynamite scare at least once a month is considered slew and out of Sachioo
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-14

Wigwam slippers and all styles of new shoes for sale cheap at Tweed's. :
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-14

New patterns in wall paper at Mon moniers,
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-14

H. B. MANSON, Secretary.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-14
FAMILY GROCERIES

Of every description. Finest California canned goods Es ropean and California dried fruit Table deicaces Choice coffee roasted and ground the premises Coates toile and other well known brands of soap
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20

FoHr scolr kas., Nov. ~. Tile Good
lander Aour.urmilIs and elevator. with
10000 bushels ol wheat, we're totally dc.
s'foycd 10y iiry This morning The los, will
amount Ia EuDuJD, with insumnor ui
$4,000. Adjoining building. were dam.
aged tn thc yxf,nt 81 Sl0.Oul. The hro
WIS caused 10y oI, which leaked iiom q
tank on The rillrul switch In The pnr II
the MILLS INTO uhc ruunr.u1m und under
The liiv box. A horrc wind wa, blowing
ri ihc tiu". ani ioF while theirs wa.
guai excitement Assistance WIS trlc-
rrphyd to- Tom Eguaas Ciiy and pur,ons.
bul ihv ilgmps were under conlro. byl0p,
either rlly could rspund.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20
Au,i.Saloo1 Republicans.

Nav YorggNod lO.-Thc New York
State Ant.salpn'Rcpublican league has
issued an address TO the Republicans Of
the State. callips upon an who nrc inter.
cs,cd in Tho movement 10 place the party
In the Slate ON platform oi open opposi.
ton 10 the saloon, ~ meet with the league
in conference " Syracuse, December rs
and 10. The cali declares that the late
election demonstrated that the liquor In.
tcrsl rallied lh chiirc force against the
Republican candidate that lhc Republic.
an party, therefor, has nothing to lose
by taking an open stand against LIQUOR.
anl asserts thai u his much 10 phin. as
evidenced In the results achieved hy the
Republicans IN Pennsylvania
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20
NntnrnI 10 In In,llnnnnnlI..

INDiAyAront, Ind, Nov lD.-For ten
days past d movement has been In prog.
rcss hcrc looking 90 the raising Of $500. 900
by popular subscription, the purpose being
the piping Of natural eas to consumer,
particularly manufacturers, at cost. The
canvass was ylgorouslyprosrcuicd and at q
meeting tonight announcement was mnde
that the cniirc amount bad been secured
The organization {. known as the Consum.
ems Gns Trust, AMI operations will be- begun
~ once. The movement IN IT popular
character. the number oi snlscribcr. eX.
crrding i0,i01. Its claimed that this
trust viii be- able 10 furnish natural gas at
lower pricrs than Ia amy other ci,y or
country. The gB will bc brought 70 dis.
lance varying from ninc a. twenty
miles. aud tho organization of the trrs e
such that perpetual competition Is assured.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20

by the Emperor TO watch the sudden re-
currcncc OF the swelling which cndangers
the crown princes life. lie Is famous Tor
the slircness OF his hand In performing
trachoology. lie performs most OF the
operations OF this kind in Berlin, where
thore are 400 cases yearly. The hOnlsche
Wochcmschriiie says Drs Bergnann and
Gerhardt regard the time rs inoppor-
tune TO reply 10 the official statement
OF DIR. Mackenzie. This agrees with the
advice oi the official press, which depre-
Gates n dispute at the bedside OF patient
| upon topic unit Tor n public forum.
lnc unti-lobaccOnisis are making capital
out OF the erroneous report that The crown
princes inalady X the result III excessive
! smoking. lie smokes very little-only an
occasional cigarette or mild cigar. During
his campaigns hc used sometimes 10 smoke
pipe with u porcelain bowl painted by
the crown princess. The nalady Is trace
able 10 hereditary piedispOsitlOn. His
grandmother, the Queen Louise, died
IRON CanccrouS tuinOIS OF her lungs. Dr.
Mackenzie will return to SAN Reno noxt
week.
Tho presence Of Prince Bismarck at the
opening of the RpichS,Ag y doubtful. lie
will return Ia Friedsrichruho tomorrow.
The Cars visit has tended TO rcanimatc
the Bourse, which WIS especially active
today. Alter the announcement that the
Emperor hud conferred decoration ON
Count SchOuyaloll, Russian securities adj
vanccd II per cent. German investors
still hold, according Ia the estimates Of
financial EXPERTS 200, LOO, 900 marks OF
Russian stocks, including government
loans and bonds OF railroads, the payment
ol which is guaranteed 10y the government.
The influence of the article Ol tue Rcichs'
bank. stopping advances OF Russian
securities, hls been ov,rsiiinated.
The average amount which the
llcichsbank had did not eN-
coed 100000 marks. Private banks
continue TO respond freely To the public
demand for Russian securities. The
Bocrc expects that large amodnts OF
American railroad stocks viii be offered TO
German investors among olhels the
stocks of some OF the ruJtis with which
Mr.. Willard il associated. II IL not uuo
that the Rcichs bank will extend itS cdiut
10 advances on all foreign securities
although the PrusSiln government has in
struCtcd the provincial authorities to watch
that foreign securities be- used rs little is
possible for deposit funds forming guar.
snt,,s.
Tho socialists OF Berlin declare that they
will abstain from voting at the coming
municipal elections.
The Lubrrk chamber Of commerce will
petition the government against the pro-
posed increase OF gulin duties.
The 1hcatcr Royal, in Berlin, will close
for four months in 1888, to per "it the re-
construction OF The stage aud interior.
Manager Blumenthd has bought Sar
dou's ia Tusca' for the lcssing thcatcr.
A project rs on foot to erect Polish thea
ten in Crucow and l.cmbcrg. which In n
revival OF national feeling.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20

Wilson Miller, Colorod Pension Agent,
Convicted.


srorial nIsrairh ~ the Appeal
Jackson, Tenn, Nov. TO-. Wilson Miller.
colorrd pension agent at Niclssburg, in
diciDd ON several counts oi violations Of
,hc pension laws. and whose case has been
In progress In the federal court Tor the
last three DAYS, was convicted today.
There wnrc eighteen or twenty witnesses
aglins, him, the majority OF whom hal In
some manner or other been ilccccd 10y
Wilson, be- having unlnwiully collected
money ium numerous clients and iln.
grnily violated thC pension laws he ether
pspycis Judge liill has not yet IN.
nounccd ,he sentence, but !, will b. the
pgnii,niiary for term OF ycam. List
July Wilson wis tried Tor some Of the
same oilcnscs, and while the jury was ont
considering lis ease ran away and was not
caught until rcrnly.
The numerous timber cutting cases
irlm Jones county mn being daily dis.
posed ol There were about iiiiy iu.
diclmcnh for this olionse from Jones
county. and several convictions the result
/ The conn b. very lcnirnt in lhcsl casJH, ON
nearly all the violations Ncw the result ol
/ ignorance and with no intention 10 violate
the Iw. Imprisonment for an hour and d
nominal en-, which is never paid, Is 30 iar
the heaviest penalty.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20
nrrla, sfrLm.ll.sr, rer.enaI.

Hltlhl hrpihu 70 lhF ArlHaA
CoLuNms. Miss, Nov ~. Thomas I.
llall,cri, mos, cstimablc citizen u hi,
place, died last night aud was buried this
evening lie WIS o gallant soldier In the
late war. and los, an arm IN The defense II
southern rights. lie leaves a widow and
thrcr little children.
Mr.. T.. ". M,uofrcn, special agent oi
the Liverpool, London and Globe infur.
nnco company, arrived In the cts y,stcr.
day on business connected with his com.
plny. lie WIS once Resident Of th.s
place, and Is welcomed by number Of
lupuda
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20

INV YonK, Nov. lp.--'lhc steamer Sic.
rus, from Rio Jancrio, arrived nj this port
today, and WIS detained ut quarantine ON
account Of smallpox. She has only scycn
passengers. A child died from the disceae
on the ilth instant, and was buried "A, sen
The steamer Wacslaud from Antwerp.
WIS also detained ut quarantine. no she
carries several pnsscng - who come nom
tho cholera district
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20
Chltnso.. Ma,er.Mnrk..

CmcAoo. H., Nov. lp--Thc contract be-
tween the city OF Chicago anl Andrew
Oldcrlonk, Of New York, the lowest bid.
der for the construction Of The new sub
marine waierworks tunnel under the
lake. was formally excyuied today. The
work will cost Si}N, 900, and the contractor
gave q bond oi Snn,OOO. The now tunnel
Is 10 hc eight feet IN diameter. nnl will
extend from the south side 81 luk, front
q distance Of about four miles into Oh,
lake, where pure water Is deemed q pr
mgnCnt certainty.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20
pnr Tnrncd Into pnrknr...

CiNciNSATi, o., Nov l0.-Specials 10
the Commercial. Gazette from Manchester,
Lebanon. Washington Court House, and
Hamilton all Ohio towns say that abont
noon today q smoky darkness co'-rcd the
sky, and produced a darkness greater than
that produced by any total eclipse Of the
sun ever remembered. Lights were used
Tor nearly an hour. At Hamilton the
darkness seemed to be prodrccd by dim
smoke,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20

CorrrEyfLLE, Miss, Nov l0-This
place, as.wcll "a the entire country, Is en-.
,clopcd in a thick ios like smoke, which
rrnlcr, q impossible 10 see any distance
The smoke issupposcd 10 be caused by the
for,st frs west oi here aud along tho Tai.
lahalchic river, and also hy the burning NJ
cotton IN Memphis. II IL extremely dis.,.
grceahln. and quito injurious 20 the ewes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20
Nn,,ua,Iou rmno,fn.i.

Nrw ORLg,Ns, La., Nov. 10 The city
IL illlcd with smoke tonight. AMI the S,,mc
conditions arc reported from lazoo City
and from many points In the Mississippi,
Iazoo and Tallahalchic valleys, nnd navi.
CATION ON the Mississippi is being impcJcd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20

Tho striking compositions Of the Rochcs.
ter, \. y; nrNspapcr Bnd job ulIccs have
drrlarcd thc sliikc oil l,Hprliy morn.
ing nnmber OF strikers applied Tor work
~ individuals, AMI whore Iirr, we're va.
cant cises they were given them. Compe.
tent compusllora taken on during the strike
viii ud he Unchanged W inaNv r,J.,, ior
the strikers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20

CIyuNN,1i, a., Noy. ~ Five alarms
81 Gre sounded within one hour here 10.
night Four ol iliom wcp Tor trivial, in.
cipirnt fr,s The dith, which sounded
about @ O'Clock called out two RELAYS N
engines u WIS ocraaioncd by railroad
freight train crrh NJ Front and Collar
Nrola, east 81 tine liulc Miami depot At
That hour Little Miami fright loaded
with barrels ol cual oil. tlic property Of the
Monarch uil company, backed on 10 the
locomotive OF Louisville a Nashville
train standing on the track. Tho los, Ia
oil md freight c,trs WIS about e. 500. The
locomotive IL almost entirely destroyed.
ilnc or two small frame houses Wcrc
burned. Total less. $4,000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20

Fires along the Tallahatchio are supposed
to be the cause. Terrible fires are raging
on Hancy island and Kilby lake, and much
damage from forest fires is reported in
southern Arkansas.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20
DECISION AFFIRMED.
snpItal Notes.

The President today appointed Geo. S.
Riycs, OF New York, TO be assistant score
tary OF state and Robert j. Bowie to be
special examiner of drugs, medicines and
chemicals in the district OF Sun Francis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20
A nANaINa BaE WANTED.
Some DastGrdiy Firo-Bug at Work in
the City Blazes.

About 10 o'clock last night the men on
watch at the Adams street cngnc.housc
were notified that fire had been kindled
In The old Wcbstcrhlock, on Main, between
Adams and Washington streets. Capt
Burke, accompanied by an ArrEAL report
cr, repaired 10 the building, and upon In.
vcsiigiiion discovered the lirc between the
iloor md ceiling aud just beneath the main
stairway On the second floor After about
two feet al flooring had been cut away the
origin of the fire was found Sccrctcd be-
tween the joiss were n lot OF rugs saturated
with oil. There waa also u sheet Of paper
torn from n catalogue with illustrations Of
furniture. II, too, smcllcd strongly oI
oil, aud was partly burned. In liitlc
nom adjoining WIS lound piled under Il
lot of wood. small tia can which had
contained cull oil. iiut Tor the discovery
OF the fire aud the prompt alarm given,
there IL No telling what would have hap
poncd. The building Is not the safest in
The world, and had the tire gained any
hradWay lives would have hcch lnsl, ns
the fin would have caught the main stair.
way first.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20

The roof Of the two story frame house.
No. l0l MADDEN avenue, near Vance street,
wls damaged 50 worth at 10 O'Clock last
night.
The alarm a Grc from Box 10 NJ mid.
night vas caused hy blaze IN the house
No. $50 punioi~ street. which is unocuu.
pied. The lo-s will amount 60 about So.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
Tho Fishory Commission 49, Restoration
Of Lands-Deoisions

WAsuiyoroV, Nov lO.-Thr members
Of the British fishery commission were
formally presented 70 the President at noon
today. They were received In the private
library adjoining the Cabinet room. Mr..
Joseph Chamberlain and Sir Charles Tup.
per were introduced by Secretary Biyard,
and Sir Lionel 5. West performed the
same duty Tor the other mombcr OF the
party. The presentations were mado IN the
order OF rank or importance, Mr.. Cham.
bcrlain bIng Inst introduced, and then Mr.
upper. No addresses wru made, and the
occasion was devoid OF all iornaity.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20

land Offices have published lists Of the
lands to be restored, which isis embrace
lands within the tapping or conflicting
limits OF the Northern Pacific and the IT.
Paul, Minneapolis q Manitoba railway
company. lie has, therefore, directed
me commissioner OF the general
land Office 10 instruct local land
officers that none Of the orders OF reslora-
ton OF lands in indemnity lands OF other
roads were intended to Interfere with or
Affect rights acquired by grants within the
primary limits OF any other congressional
grants or rights, acquired under with
drawals made for indemnity purchases UNI
der grants TO the Hastings d Dakota rail
road company, the 81. Paul d Northern
Pacific railroad company, the st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad company,
the y. Paul x Sioux railroad company,
1.-THE Sioux City x st. Paul railroad COM
pany, and the Winona * IT. Peter railroad
company--the rights Of which companies
under their indemnity Withdrawals have
not yet been definitely determined upon.
DECISION AFFIRMED.
Assistant Secretary Muldrow today
affirmed the decision Of the commissioner
OF the General Land office in the case OF
the New Orleans Canal and Banking com
pany against the State OF Louisiana, hold
ing that the French grant, under which
the former claimed title, was complete
grant, needing no confirmation, and that
1t Is the duty Of the department TO cause
an additional and corrective survey 10 DO
made. exhibiting the location Of the grant
and close the lines Of survey Of contiguous
public lands upon the lines Of the grant.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20
RESTORATION or LANDS.

II has come 10 the attention oi Secretary
Lamar that In carrying ont his directions
relative 10 the restoration Of lands hereto.
lore withdrawn Tor indemnity purposes
under the grant 10 the Northern Pacific
railroad company certain registers Of local
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20

Mis- Emma lazarus, well known poet
c,'s and contributor To the principal mugt
Einus, died la New York yesterday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20
MISSISSIPPI LAW MAKERS.
A Fun and Correct List OF Members OF
the New Legislature.

From the jackson (MisS.) Ledger of Yesterday.
We publish in today's issue complete
list OF senators and representatives OF the
next Legislature as reported elected by the
commissioners. The Senate will be solidly
Democratic, with ten opposition in the
House, five being colored Republicans.
Besides the twenty senators holding
over, two old senators, the Hons. j. T..
Walker and G.. q. billiard, return; the
Hon. j. j. Whitney goes from the Senate
to the House as iloaterial representative
from Lincoln and jefferson counties; five
old representatives, Messrs. W. A. Nc
Donald, j. w. Cutrer, j. g. Burdine,
Presley Groves and G. NJ. Williamson
have been elected to the Senate.
Eighteen old representatives have been
returned: l.. NJ. Southworth, Frank Bur
kit, w. S. Godbold, J. G. Longstreet, S.
Is. Blackwell, j. Ii. sharp, J. II. simmons,
j. I. Dillworth, NJ. J. Mckinney, J. L..
Clemens, j. S. Madison, j. o. Askew,
John Fowler, j. II. Beeman, i. z. B..
Brooks, j. III. Jones, l.. w. Magrudcr, j.
K. 5. Pitts. The following representatives
elect have also occupied sens in the Legis-
lature at different times: T. II. Under
wood, w. Z. hagruder, j. b. Greavcs, j.
u. Deason, q. A. Tounnisson, j. II. Rea-
gan, c. b. Mitchell, j. Z. Carter, and pos
sibly others.
The personnel OF the Legislature is good.
II will have many able and experienced
members, a large number OF vigorous
young men, and all questions affecting the
interests OF the State will receive careful
consideration. Looking over the list OF
members that are TO make up the Senate
and House, We feel warranted in saying
that no rash or ill-timed measures will be
enacted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20

pr.niiss ani Neuu n 70 nay
Amitr and Iikt=s A. simmons
BENTON and IippIh James g. Harris
iioimHa aud inennar. simmons.
krmrer inudcriaiU aud Clara. Y. Niece
NrWtnh nud ltnkOai D. iuce.
Lincoln Hui icHrt.lu--J j. whitney.
NHiiuhutht unf tHihOuuaHt. Vs. lamar.
iUnlciog and lniun 81 l.. llclry
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20

Make a trial Of Splint coal.
l.. VI. pATrrrsDy & Co,
Us second street.
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ThR Grown rRixcE

There lssuch u marked improvement In
uhe crown princes condition iolay that
Dr. Howell declares that he even begins 81
hope Tor his recovery The crown prince
remained in-'loon iolay nn account VI Do
heavy min storm, Dr. llumann. lind M.
sislant To Dr. lenanann, nniy4l 1T SAN
Reno today. Tie is tho surgeon u 40
proved skill mentioned no having lpeuii svni
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-07-07
SHARP's CONVICTION.

The New York Tribune says of Sharp's
conviction: "The people of this city may
well rejoice that right has triumphed in
the conviction of Jacob Sharp. That such
a man should be finally convicted, after
having the assistance of the best counsel
that money could employ, is of the high
est public importance. 1t will do much
to deter others from grasping after wealth,
and corrupting the sources of govern
ment, by the perpetration of similar
crimes. Naturally, there will be some
sympathy for Sharp because of his age
and poor health. But sympathy has no
place when a crime of such magnitude is
awaiting punishment. Some of the men
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-07-07
DIFFERENT CIRCUMSTANCES.

1t is thought by many, and with good
reason, that the Constitutional Conven-
ton movemen: will be followed by the
imprisoned cohabs notifying Governor
West that they are willing to accept his
amnesty proposition, submitted to them
by him something over a year ago. 1t
is quite probable that this is a portion of
the programme, which means anything
but that which is advertised in the bills.
Although this would place Governor West
in an embarrassing position, we are
confident that he will prove equal to the
emergency, and will pursue such a course
as the situation demands. The Cover
nor's proposition at that time was en-
dorsed by the entire loyal element Of the
Territory. The circumstances now, how
ever, are entirely different. The ac-
ceptance Of the merciful offer
at the present time would only
prove that the offending Saints had been
"counselled" to acceptance, for the ul-
terror purpose Of aiding the Constitu-
tional Convention sham in the accom-
plishment of the object of its projectors.
1t would convey no indication OF repent
ance, or determination upon the part Of
the criminals to hereafter live within the
laws. It could only prove their willing
ness to stretch their consciences to the
extent demanded by their leaders for the
purpose of defeating the ends of justice
now and in the future.